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This was not the first Akira Kurosawa movie that I have watched, but it was the first Kurosawa movie in color that I have seen. Not only did it feel like seeing one of Kurosawas movies in color for the first time, it rather felt like experiencing colors in a movie for the first time. Every scene looks absolutely stunning and could easily be mistaken for a painting. Despite the movies long runtime, I could not keep my eyes away from it, due to it being so beautiful. The story is very good as well and the characters feel realistic. I do not want to spoil anything so I will not be talking about the story too much. I would recommend to anyone who did not see the movie yet to watch it.

I just finished Castlevania and I gotta say it was an absolute banger! The happy ending definetely left an impression. But I dont feel like the series is finished. While there is an sequel it does take place 300 years later. A lot of questions are left unanswered for me, like what happened to Isaac and Hector, will Alucard meet his parents and how did Trevor and Sypha live after season 4. Do you guys find the ending to be a bit abrupt as well? Will Nocturne be able to answer me these questions?

This is actually my first piece of russian literature that I read. I really like it, I dont want to spoil anything, would recommend to anyone who did not read it yet.